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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1922
Page
6
Readership ad notice announces display ads at 25 cents per inch and line rate of 5 cents. It also advertises a special rate for standing ads and mentions a promotional period tied to longer commitments though the details are vague.
The Daily Bulletin endorses ex Governor Samuel Moffett Ralston for the Democratic nomination for United States Senator in the May 2 primary. It lauds his qualifications, leadership, and Jeffersonian ideals, calling him a fit, popular candidate who will relieve taxpayers and unite the party across Indiana. The piece stresses his record on debt reduction and tax relief, and anticipates victory in November with strong local support.
In St Paul a dispute over seven husbands and seven wives held two nights with five male jurors. The event prompts questions about jury service and the risks of personal bias. The article notes husbands' anger and fears about future trials.
The Louisville Times voices concern that mixed juries threaten life privacy while noting a tolerant, chivalrous tone in the defense of women. The column also critiques ship subsidy plans and President Harding’s policies amid broader political maneuvering.
The Lincoln Savings Bank owns and operates a modern office building at the corner of Fourth and Market Streets. The facility is described as conveniently located for customers and reflects the bank’s ongoing operations.
A London cablegram to the New York World reports that Ambassador George Harvey is seriously considering resigning to pursue a future presidential bid. It notes Conservative reactions and warns that current moves could backfire if Harding secures renomination in 1924.
A reader denounces Republican cantankerous partisanship over WWI era moves to repatriate soldiers. The letter recalls Senator Capper urging immediate recall of overseas troops, criticizing GOP consistency after Harding's rise and questioning why soldiers at Coblenz remain three years later. The piece blasts perceived political double standards.
The Kentucky legislature enacted a law to remove party emblems from municipal ballots in First Class city elections. Governor Morrow vetoed it, but lawmakers overrode the veto. The measure followed Louisville's recent city election, which Republicans won amid claims of misleading voters driven by ignorance.
Governor Morrow blocked a bill seen as a Republican edge among Louisville’s 26 000 Black residents but the legislature overrode his veto to enact the measure. The clash centers on political influence and civil rights implications in Kentucky.
An Old Timer in Corydon argues high school students today treat basketball as essential, noting frequent games and practice lead to poor report cards. He recalls past sports and debates as beneficial, cheaper and less time consuming, urging balance with studies while praising the local school.
Hillside Poultry Farm announces a 15 percent discount on Standard Bred Utility single comb white Leghorn hatching eggs for delivery after May 1 1922 and on chicks after May 12 1922. Cala through Eureka exchange. Claude A. Davis Ramsey Minnesota.
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